Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1950 — Page 16

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Capehart Cuts Several | PICTURES ... STORIES Speeches in State '... ADVERTISEMENTS Due to the pressure of work in| YOUR GUIDE 10

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100 bricks so that he can make more complex structures. He even carries a little trowel around and is going to mix mortar to cement some of the bricks together.. : You may even have a small pile of bricks around your yard that you could use, or start a collection of your own. Be sure to ask for bricks, never take them without permission. Work together with your buddies and with these lasting play blocks build skyscrapers, streets, and even lay out an imaginary town. Be careful not to break the bricks, but you can use small pieces, too, if they should get broken. Draw on the bricks with chalk to make windows or other construction features.

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